Tribalism, Writ Large
The Brexit vote recasts the age-old question humans have been asking since we were apes: How big is my tribe?
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The Burden of Digital Existence
How Sartre and Beauvoir inspired me to turn off my smartphone
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No One Is Watching You
Silicon Valley learns that playing Big Brother is bad for business
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How First Nations Became a Prop for White Activists
The modern myth of the “Magical Aboriginal” is distorting our national conversation
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Show Us the Suicide Note
Raveena Aulakh’s death was a tragedy—but one we can learn from. As journalists, our duty is to the living, not the dead
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Israel’s Demoralized Peacemakers
For many young Jews, Palestinians are out of sight, out of mind
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Why There Can Never Be Another Muhammad Ali
The best heroes are angry insurgents. But that is impossible in a sports world dominated by fan-friendly corporate PR
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How We Learned to Stop Hating Big Oil
After half a century, conspiracy theorists are going to have to find a new bogeyman
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Hippie Capitalism
My Airbnb stay ended with an awkward hug
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Canadians Are Better than Other People
Alone among Western nations, our country has completely rejected the global trend toward shrill nativism
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